>> washington archbishopconald whirl has a new title and the catholic church is celebrating. we're on the phone with rome going in depth. new developments in the stabbing death of a virginia teenager tonight and an arrest. a deadly day on the roads. two people killed in northern virginia. the mother of one is speaking out and a violent crash in maryland as police try to make it stop. this wreck took a life as l. a family of four all

innocent victims in that maryland crash and that is where we begin. thanks for joining us at 10. i'm will thomas. >> i'm maureen umeh. montgomery county police were trying to pull over the car when the driver crossed the center line and in an instant, lives were changed and matt ackland is live with more. >> reporter: just a horrible accident. let me tell you some of the information we have learned. this began at a restaurant close to this spot around 3:00 today. police were called after there was a report of a domestic dispute between a man and a woman and then their child was there also. apparently the man jumped into the woman's car, van, and drove off with the baby, the 11-month- old inside. not long ago after that, that is when the collision happened here. the van somehow crossed over the centerline right in to an suv and there were four people inside that suv. three were family members. let's go ahead and get to you some video so you can see the

awful accident. police don't have any idea how fast those vehicles were going, but just by look at this wreckage, it appears that they were going at a good pace. the four people inside that suv were all injured. one of them died from their injuries on site and here's what police had to say earlier in the day. >> for reasons still under investigation, the green van and a gray suv, which was travelling westbound on cherry hill road, collided. the collision reconstruction unit is on the scene trying to determine what brought the two vehicles together and why the collision occurred. >> try to piece together, there might have been a police officer following one of the vehicles at this point and not sure what was going on. but that is part of your investigation, correct? >> reporter: that's right. we believe there were some police participation in this, prior to the collision. to what degree the officer was involved, we don't know. >> reporter: all right, we

should also tell you that inside that van, there was that 11-month-old baby. apparently the baby was inside a child's seat. thank goodness because we talked to a witness earlier today who saw this all happen and she said when police got here, they broke a window and were able to rescue that child inside. take a listen to this woman. tell me how they got the baby out again? >> the baby in the car seat, still in the car seat, you know. check the car seat and take the baby. baby's okay. >> wow. wow. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: that's great. >> she's lucky. >> reporter: all right, back out live here in montgomery county, you can see the suv badly damaged is being put on to that tow truck and taken away and if we pan over to the right, there is that van. it hit that pole so hard that it cracked it. you can see pepco crews are on the scene and once that car or van is pulled away, pepco will

then work to repair that pole. we should also tell you inside that suv there were three family members. four people in total. all of them taken to the hospital and there was a brother, a sister, and their father is the one who passed away. back to you. >> clearly, matt, from the images you're showing us, a violent wreck out there. >> yeah. >> matt ackland live in silver spring. maureen. another deadly crash in gainsville, virginia. the 22-year-old carlos lucas is under arrest. police say he crashed into another car that burst into flames. the passersby pulled the 21- year-old out of the car badly burned and alive. the back seat passenger was killed and another passenger, 20-year-old megan was thrown from the front seat and died of her injuries. fox 5s roz plater spoke with megan's family tonight and is live in our newsroom with the details. >> reporter: megan's family said she loved working with children and was supposed to

interview today for a job as a nanny and she and her boyfriend were sitting at a stoplight on the way home from carrying out a good deed when they were struck. the neighbor was killed and her boyfriend critically injured and her family is devastated. >> i can't imagine my life without her. she's, she was a sweetheart. and such a joy to be around. always smiling with me. i am going to ms. her coming into the house, hey, mommy, how are you and i won't that have that anymore. it was a crazy, stupid thing for this person to do that. and i don't know why people get in their car when they drinking or doing drugs and making foolish mistakes like they do and then costing two people their lives. you can't get that back. and i don't know that they will or if they realize what they have done. i have no idea. all i can say is i hope this person pays for what he's done.

>> reporter: that family is working through the -- and planning a funeral for a 20- year-old and they're worried about megan's boyfriend who had to be flown. maureen? >> thank you for the update. new tonight, monasses city police have arrested two teenagers in the murder of a 15- year-old boy. miguel hernandez was walking home from school when he was attacked and stabbed to death. the 18-year-old mauriceo -- mauricio martinez and a 17-year- old are charged with murder and gang participation and more arrests could come. a woman was raped on the side of a road and her attack or the run. investigators say she was walking northbound on georgia avenue in aspen hill and that is before 1:00. a man forced her nearby into a wooded area, attacked her and took off. and the washington

archbishop is a new cardinal. >> and he elevated two dozen from around the court and -- around the world and whirl was around them. >> reporter: there was a lot of rejuicing as the catholic church made 24 new cardinals, among them, two americans, archbishop raymond kirk and archbishop donald whirl of washington, d.c. college you make your way up to the pope's chair, you're reminded of a couple of things. one, just how symbolic all of this is that it represents the tie between the church in washington, our nation's capitol and the church here in rome. >> reporter: they now have the red hats, red being a sign that the new cardinals are willing to shed their blood for the faith and in today's mass, they were given the special

cardinals rings. afternoonbishop whirl us this entering what some called the most exclusive men's club in the world. >> every catholic has a tie to the pope, but the cardinals, because they asked to work very, very closely with him, have a special bond. and that is what you witnessed today. the bonding, the visible sign of that bond and the imposition of the hat. >> reporter: there are over 200 cardinals over the globe and, at this point, about 150 came to the festivity this weekend and the key number is 121 and that is the number of cardinals under the age of ity and could vote in the next papal election and that could be elected. for most signs, the cardinals over the past centuries have elected one of their own and one of the key questions people are asking, could an american be elected pope? the answer is probably not and at least it seems the u.s. is too much of an economic and military superpower and they don't want to make it a

spiritual superpower; however, the dynamics of the cardinal -- college of cardinal are interesting and anything could happen. >> and on the phone from rome is susan gibbs, the director for commune casing of the afternoon diocese of washington. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> our very own formally archbishop donald whirl, one of the prince's of the church as they're called, the cardinals and the ceremony is taking place in rome and set the scene for us. i understand a huge delegation came from d.c. and set the scene of what happened today. >> reporter: it was amazing. there were over 400 people with our group and i walked in to saint petary square an hour and a half and ran into tons of people i knew. the square was packed and there was a line tripled around the square and that map -- and people trying to get in. not everyone trying to get in and it was packed and there were people from all over the world. >> right.

>> and there are 203 an bishops elevated, right? >> there were 24 elevated today. >> i see. >> and they're coming from the united states, south americaing, africa, europe. there were 10 italians, a large contemperaturent from italy. some of the rowdiest groups. >> yeah, yeah. >> and a wonderful group from congo. >> and we americans are known for making a lot of noise to show our appreciation and they should have topped cathol simp hierarchy below the pope. what are their duties? a lot of people are wondering what will cardinal whirl be doing differently than if he was archbishop? >> reporter: on top of running the archdiocese in washington, he's the top advisor to the point and an earthquake legislator to a new -- an elector to a new pope until he turns 80 and --

>> and when he returns to d.c., are his duties different? will they be different than before? >> and there is more responsibilities with the vatican, and the pope will probably -- to a council -- [ indiscernible ] of specialized work here for the vatican and the church throughout the world and he will be called on a lot more and for talks and events and to weigh in on topics and moves into a special group of advisors within the united states. >> would you say that for those, that this was a spiritual journey for those who were able to go? >> it was. this is called a pilgrimage for people who went and those who were here a few days were in prayer and some someone said no, i feel chilled and it moved me in a way.

>> it was a momentous occasion and the director of the archdiocese of washington, and thank you so much for your time and your insight into our new cardinal, donald whirl. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. >> and more news from the vatican today. pope benedict is saying the use of condoms can be justified in certain circumstances and he said it's okay for them to be used and gave an example of a male prostitute and said using the condom could be the first step in that direction of moral situation. the catholic church is criticized by those leading the fight. and there is a new webcam pain in the district. coming up later, we're going one-on-one in that live

interview, called rubberrevolutiondc.com. we'll go one-on-one in a few minutes. and talking redskins, the season on the line and they gear up tomorrow. and hopefully we're talking about a win, right in the question is will it be deja vu all over again? when the skins face off against another michael vick-like qb? >> i'm sinned -- i'm lindsay murphy in tennessee and in nashville, is there any love? that story is coming up. and retailers getting a jump on black friday. the deals they hope will get you spending. >> keep it here. fox 5 news at 10 is coming back. 

>> i loved that redskins music. >> yeah. >> and i'm talking redskins and i'm going to borrow a word from obama here.

took a shellacking on monday. >> yeah. >> and they're in action tomorrow and -- >> backs against the wall? >> and what jeff you want to use. all apropos. they have to win send. >> it's over. >> and that mean over. we know this, the skins are trying to clear the could be webs from when it hit them on monday night and that was number 7. named michael vick in green and white and in that 58- 29 whooping and this week, they have a quarterback they will have to face. his name is vince young and uses his arms and legs equally well and that being, you know, said, how do you stop him? who knows. he's 12-2 in the lifetime and may have the skins seeing double. >> and can take off. now, he's studying more and is trying to throw the ball and be

the quarterback that everyone said he was. >> he's the guy with the run and get outside and make plays and make the throws he needs to make in the offense and that is a guy with a lot of talent. >> vince young is not the only weapon and chris johnson and have a hall of-of-famer to be at wide receiver and don't have albert hainesworth and he's with the burgundy and gold and will be back tomorrow. lindsay murphy found out tonight if there is love left for number 92. >> it's tough to compete. albert haynesworth was here in nashville and played college ball at the university of tennessee and spent seven seasons with the titans before accepting the big check -- big check to play with the washington redskins. is there -- in nashville? >> what are your feelings when you see a picture of albert

haynesworth? what is the first thing coming to mind? >> the red skins. >> why is that? >> doesn't play hard and you have the big money and did -- >> he was good. no doubt. >> and do you have any one memory from his time in tennessee that sticks out the most to you? >> across the face and by far. >> you miss having him here? >> yes. yes. >> and goes the autograph picture on the shelf and the offense and i cry sometimes. not really. >> and he left tennessee to get more money and did that hurt you as a tennessee fan and titan fan? >> honestly, i have other friends in the league and i know at the end of the day, it's about the money and -- >> continue. >> we miss you, robert. -- albert.

>> other people we spoke, they can say that missed him more. lindsey murphy, fox 5 sports. >> i don't know, thanks and i get the feeling he's glad they're a headache. >> they going to be glad. >> and -- >> tell that he gets. >> and talking redskins and sending it to will with more news now. and less than a week away, the biggest shopping day of the year and talking black friday and upon us sooner than you can say i ate too much and -- in the holiday. take a look. unemployment numbers linger around and for most, the recession is far from over and there is reason for retailers to feel hopeful and retailers

are looking to wow consumers. >> every hour, we're going to give them a gift. >> reporter: and they keep coming. from displays to carolers, cocoas and cookies. >> you'll have fresh-baked cookies when you come in and that'll be available for a treat. you can relax in the rejuvenation station. >> reporter: they promising to rejuvenate the wallet, too and for many, the sales have begin. seers is calling their sales black friday now and others like old navy are beginning their friday on thursday and on top of low prices prompting consumers, something really making a difference is the nice factor. >> and they looking at customer service to say how can we drive them in our stores and when you come in, you have a great

experience. >> reporter: and they pulling out the stops and getting the shoppers in the stores and spending more time and more money, hopefully. >> reporter: they expect some retailers to exceed the projected increase and if so, that will add up to $447 billion in sales for the holiday season. in new york, heather childers, fox news. >> and let the games begin. d.c. is no stranger to museums and exhibits. we have the best after all and tonight, we're taking you inside one that is inspiring all about the workings of the brain and that is to be incredible, it may blow your mind.  the saying "easy as pie," i get it now.

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the disease in mice and it's used to boost the cancer in patients. the treatments, though, can take 10 years to prove and market. we're learning more about the human brain and how it works and still, we don't know enough to understand conditions like all timary. >> and for complex conditions like that one and to your finger, everything happens in your head and there is a new the exhibit that showed you how. >> reporter: it opens with the tunnel of firing neurons and represents the electrical connects in our brain and that is exciting. we're taking you inside and that is called brain, the inside story and using artistic representing as and interactive games, it takes you on a journey inside. >> and this is that cortex and.

>> we each have up to 100 brain cells and each can send as much as a second, zipping from cell- to-cell and up to 250 miles an hour. >> and watch what happens. the grain is -- brain is a complex organ that is changing and takes in colors and images and turns them into pictures and they begin to form before they're born and that is never too late to create new ones. >> hola, my name is monica and i am here to introduce to you the spanish language. muchacha. >> reporter: it makes your brain work backwards and you treat it while looking in the mirror and like what doctors do during lapara61ec surgery. >> what do you think? it's hard. >> the brain can be easily fold. >> what do you hear?

>> rain. >> and that is the sizzling bacon and people are likely to miss the big picture and focus on the details and that make them up. >> i hope they understand their brains better and that they learn something coming through. >> reporter: research shows it's physically and mentally active. >> 1, 2, 3. >> and that brain is still working. >> she's a doctor, after all. >> i hope so, brian. d.c. on a rubber revolution. >> and that is an effort to encourage condom use and learning about our campaign in our next segment. e

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until now, the use of condoms to prevent stds is not allowed by the catholic church. the statement from the pope coincides with a new campaign from the district of columbia called rubber revolution dc.com. the website is behind me and joining me here in the web center to talk about it is dr. kimberly jeffreys leonard. big title here, chief operating officer for the d.c. department of health. thanks for coming in tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> and talk about the grim statistics in d.c. why this is prevalent. what are the numbers we should know about? >> reporter: about 3% is affected by hiv aids and that is a huge number and found in our research that they do not

use condoms and are sexually active and because of the prevalence, and because of the issue around the diseases, condoms is 95% effective when it comes to fighting the diseases. >> again, the website behind is, rubberrevolutiondc.com. >> yes. >> and people can join and look at. that who are you frying to target here? >> -- trying to target here? >> we're trying to target everyone sexually active and there are a lot of barriers that residents tell us against using condoms. they are too small. >> a misconcession in. >> and they too small, they break the mood. and a lot of residents we spoke with feel that they trust their partnership, even if they met them and this is a website we want to use to break down the misconcessions and allow people

to know that using a condom is okay. >> sure. >> what do you tell a young man who said it doesn't feel the same? >> i would say it's better for to you put on a condom than be infected with hiv/aids. >> or get over it. >> exactly. >> no matter what your misconcession is, it's going to be worse if you get something. >> and absolutely. >> it's colorful and bold and seems to reach out to young people. >> right. >> and you're saying the message is for everyone? >> it's for everyone and we did focus groups to see which were going to be effect identify the website and we're pleased. i think you see a big picture of tiger, the first ambassador and what we're asking is all the district resident, join the condom. >> okay. >> and i understand there is a quiz on there as well. my producer was telling me about that.

>> yes. >> rubberrevolutiondc.com. >> yes. >> and we'll have a link on www.myfoxdc.com. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> and back to you. and in atlanta, would they get back after the flyers? and some changing conditions heading our way. it's going to push into the area tonight and what does turkey day hold? i'll have the answers. the thanksgiving forecast is just ahead. we'll be right back. mol ..caca

>> a new world record to tell you about, richard hinojosa, setting a record for high fives. all given in manhattan and he's the educational director there and decided this is how he wanted to honor the exhibit's five-year anniversary. the previous record, 408. >> and you know what?

come on. >> there you go. >> 700? >> that is a start. >> wow. >> and -- >> they give world records out for anything? >> they do. >> a lot of high fives in. >> there you go. >> and that is where -- and that is a great thing and taking on the flyers and last night, they were shut out the first time and yes, they were in town and you know when phily and washington get together and anything, it's going to be a knockdown, dragout affair and this is and in the 3rd, 36 secs to go and with that equalizer and to overtime and that shootout and beats him there and have to equalize it and

that is the stop and taken down for a second straight night and lose 5-4 in overtime and still had the hunt for the acc crowd and first quarter and there is williams. tied at sep and that game is at 10 and in the third quarter and up knotted and the hokies and 43. and going to get free and there he goes and with that dive and is in. tied at 17 and 2450 their he goes and has that seed and going to the outside and nobody is going to catch him. the hokies go down and beat the canes, 31-17 and why in the world are we showing you joe paterno and the nittany lions? and today -- today, he took the wins to fed ex field and how

about that? and the red skins today and plenty of nittany lions on the block and that is andrew with it and way to put in and wins it again at fed ex field. 41-24 and that is in indiana. later in the show, more college football and from the skins and wisdom martin joins me and medseason mvp awards. >> and in honor of the hokies, can you say miami? >> and -- >> you made good. thank you. coming up, aed if drive and where your help is needed to bring them to some families. we'll be right back. ♪

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northwest for a food drive and that does not stop with thanksgiving dinner. it's two weeks worth of food. the volunteers packed it up and took it to shelters and to assisted living facilities and this is serious business. >> uh-huh. >> and they're helping 1,000 families. experts say the economy is slowly improving little-by- little and many people are struggling trying to make ends meet. >> and just looking for the next meal and for thanksgiving. fox 5s beth parker takes us to one local mission that is expanding to meet the demand. >> reporter: harold horner is fixing locks and repairing his life. >> i lost everything. >> reporter: he's working maintenance at the rescue mission that is also his home. he owned a construction company with 70 employees before the recession. >> almost a half million was owed. >> and you did the work and never got paid? >> was carrying my payroll. >> reporter: overwhelmed by stress, he turned to alcohol.

>> i was homeless before coming in here. you talk about someone comes from a six-figure income, you know, sleeping in the back of my truck. >> reporter: there are a lot of people at the frederick mission who have fallen on hard time and some line up for a hot meal. >> barbeque chicken, barbeque beef or chicken and broccoli. >> reporter: and it's lunchtime here and the parking lot really helps to tell the sister. story. there is nowhere to park and the people running the mission say that is because there are a lot of people coming here who need a car and have to get to work. they don't have any money for food. >> before we might have been serving the homeless and unemployed folks or couldn't afford some vehicles. now we're seeing those who have income that can afford them a vehicle and people who never thought they would need our serves we're now seeing them to

get food and clothing. >> reporter: the mission is expanding and right now, they serving lunch to 200 people. >> and being rushed to eat and sitting outside in the cold and rain. >> reporter: the list is so long, they have had to stop adding names to the waiting list. >> we didn't want to give anyone false hope. >> reporter: especially when in short supply. >> one of my favorite times of the year. >> yes. >> we get to highlight things people are doing. >> definitely. >> and because the weather is change something. >> i could say because christmas is coming and boy do i like a gift. >> hint-hint. >> and our birthdays. >> and that is one day on aftea -- after another. >> who is buying the cake? you think shane the producer? no. >> and this is -- . >> and maybe now that i called them out. >> this is fabulous and can't believe it's still november.

>> yeah. >> and feels like spring weather in a way. today, temperatures were above seasonal and another day, we had plenty of sunshine and on that breezy side. not bad and a very, very pleasant evening and tomorrow, we're going to see a change in the temperatures and cooler than it was. a little bit of a temperature dip and warmer before going into thanksgiving, however, and we have some showers in the forecast to talk about and that is going to get colder and lots of changes in through the next week or so and today's high, 66 degrees. dulles, 65; 8, 7 or 8 warmer than it should have been and baltimore, 63 degrees and doing well considering it's november and that is cool outside. 51 at national; 46, gaithersburg and 43, frederick; 47 to the west in martinsburg and to the south, 45 in

fredericksburg and to that mid- atlantic, boston, 43; new york, 48 and sky conditions not bad. a few clouds are rolling in and have that frontal system as well and over areas of the west, a different story and that is where they're seeing snow, the s word and plenty of rain and there is a system that is active and that is in through the course of tonight and on the back side and that is going to move towards us and into that tuesday through thursday period. the second frontal system will move through and have that shot

of cold air. we'll be warm and then we deal with showers and storms associated with that by the time we hit tuesday night and into wednesday and we're not talking widespread rainfall at all and just enough to make it inconvenient and looks like some of this is going to be sticking around for thanksgiving day and to on the back side, we'll see the snow and going to the upper mid- west, you may want to check the travel plans ahead of time. temperatures into the 50s tomorrow, though and have some clouds and sun, mixture of both and by midday, 50 degrees and by 5:00, hit the 51 degrees mark and putting it together for you and on that cooler side, partly cloudy and colder outside. looking at 43 degrees and a cooler day for tomorrow. no 60s to talk about and 54 degrees is what we're hitting. the five-day forecast for you, again, showers expected by tuesday night and wednesday and

thursday, looks like rain days as well and you want to keep that umbrella handy and might consider staying inside after the turkey dinner rather than going for the walk. >> okay, thank you. thousands of people on the national mall for the man fannie mae help the homeless walk athon. it raised $80 million in the d.c. area who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless. there is always a way to make a living for folks willing to take on, well, the dirty jobs. >> and in florida, an entrepreneur is raking in big bucks for raking golf balls out of the muck and here's more from the links in fort myers. >> reporter: all golfers, the hackers and duffers. the low handicaps and the pros. and at some point, they all end up in the water. and that makes 6'8" glen burger

happy. and dressed like one tall firm a he's one of a hundred professional golfers who dive for balls and avoiding snake and gators. >> they will bump my tank and they will surface until next time. >> reporter: burger pulls 2 million balls a year from 34 florida golf carses -- courses and is come -- talk about a crazy way to make a living and diving for golf balls, you have no idea what that is that is swimming around you and can be a good way to make a living, as long as you keep all of your fingers and toes. >> reporter: they clean and sorted by hand and color. >> and this is worth a nickel. this is worth $2.

>> reporter: on this he's swimming in a vat of lakes. he disappeared fast whole the spotter remembered the last time a gator grabbed on. >> and that was a younger one the last time that grabbed him. >> reporter: after a good haul, they drive to the next water hazard and snagging more balls and scaring golfers along the way. >> we have people call off and think there is a monster or critter in the water. they see bubbling and that head pop up. >> reporter: florida has 1,250 golf courses and that is more than any other state at the bottom of the nasty lakes. in lee county, florida, orlando salinas, fox news. >> and that reminds me of bill murray. >> caddy shack? >> yeah. >> i knew what you were talking

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